Hi all,
I have code like this:
class Contact < AR::B
belongs_to :account_id
has_many :email_addresses
end
class EmailAddress < AR::B
belongs_to :account
belongs_to :party
validates_uniquess_of :address, :scope => :account_id
end
We use subdomain per account, and that's what account_id represents.
Now, if I create an EmailAddress in my tests, my validation rules are
properly triggered. In my controller though, I can expose a failure.
In the controller, here's how I do the create:
class ContactsController < AC
def create
@party = Party.create!(params[:party])
params[:email_address].each do |id, attrs|
@party.email_addresses.create!(attrs)
end
end
end
Creating a new contact with an existing E-Mail address works. The
generated SQL to ensure validation is this:
SELECT * FROM email_addresses WHERE (contact_id = 41) AND (account_id
= 17) AND (address = '[EMAIL PROTECTED]') LIMIT 1
Notice the contact scope ? This is obviously not right: the contact
scope should not be taken into account when doing the validation.
Can anyone confirm / deny my problem ? I'm going to dive into AR's
code tomorrow to expose the bug and attempt to correct it.
Thanks !
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